A transcript is a copy of your permanent academic record and includes all courses taken at Durham College, years of attendance, program, type of credential awarded and your cumulative grade point average (GPA).

Please note: All academic history is displayed on your transcript.

Official transcripts are stamped with the Durham College seal and issued through MyCreds. Most educational institutions and employers require an official transcript.

An unofficial transcript is accessible via MyDC and students are able to print them.  Please note the unofficial transcript does not bear the Durham College seal.

We recommend you check with your requestor to determine if you require an official or unofficial transcript.

There are three simple steps to request, pay and share your official transcripts:

1. Request your transcript by logging into your MyDC account and selecting “Request Transcript”.
2. Once you are notified, follow the link you receive from MyCreds via your preferred email address to create your account and/or log in.
3. Pay for your credits and share your official transcript.

Visit our How-To Request a Transcript page for a step-by-step guide

Durham College is using a Canadian digital credential platform called MyCreds™ to issue academic documents electronically. MyCreds™ provides fast and easy access to request and send your transcripts and credentials to academic institutions, employers, government offices and more, anytime, anywhere.

Official transcripts are automatically loaded to MyCreds™ within two weeks of completing your level. You will receive notification via your personal email address on file once your transcript has been uploaded. This email will include instructions on how to access your transcript. You can ensure your email on file is correct by logging-in to your Student Profile and clicking My Personal Information.

Obtain an unofficial copy of your transcript through MyDC.

There is a charge of $16.00 per official transcript payable to your MyCreds account.  Unofficial Transcripts are free of charge on MyDC.

You can indicate on the online transcript form that you have forgotten your student number, or call us at (905)721-3000. They will ask some identifying questions and provide your number.

For assistance in resetting your MyDC password, you can call the IT service desk at (905)721-3333 or speak with IT over Livechat

Students who are applying to another Ontario post-secondary institution can request a transcript through OCAS (Ontario Colleges) or OUAC (Ontario Universities). If you are applying to an institution outside of Ontario or do not have an active OCAS or OUAC application please provide the receiving school’s email address in the recipient section of the Transcript Request form

You can purchase share credits directly through MyCreds™. For more information about MyCreds™, please visit the MyCreds™ FAQ website.

If the out of province or country institution does not accept MyCreds™, you will need to contact Enrolment Services (or by Livechat) for further information on requesting your transcript.

You can purchase share credits directly through MyCreds. For more information about MyCreds™, please visit the MyCreds™ FAQ website.

No, Durham College is using a new Canadian digital platform called MyCreds™ to issue academic documents electronically. MyCreds™ provides fast and easy access to request and send your transcripts and credentials to academic institutions, employers, government offices and more, anytime, anywhere. 

For more information about MyCreds™, please visit the MyCreds™ FAQ website.

Transcript requests may take up to 2 - 3 business days after requested.

No, Durham College is using a new Canadian digital platform called MyCreds™ to issue academic documents electronically. MyCreds™ provides fast and easy access to request and send your transcripts and credentials to academic institutions, employers, government offices and more, anytime, anywhere. 

For more information about MyCreds™, please visit the MyCreds™ FAQ website.

If your transcript needs to be sent for registration purposes to The Law Society of Ontario (LSO), The Human Resources Professional Association (HRPA), The Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW) and The College of Early Childhood Educators (CECE) here are the steps:

Paralegal - LSO

• Request your transcript at any time
• Check the box indicating “Hold until after Graduation”
• Once available, you will be emailed to log-in to MyCreds™, pay for your credits and share your official transcript with the LSO

Human Resources - HRPA

• Request your transcript at any time
• Check the box indicating “Hold until after Graduation”
• Once available, you will be emailed to log-in to MyCreds™, pay for your credits and share your official transcript with the HRPA

Social Service Worker - OCSWSSW

• Request your transcript at any time
• Check the box indicating “Hold until after Graduation”
• Once available, you will be emailed to log-in to MyCreds™, pay for your credits and share your official transcript with the OCSWSSW

Early Childhood Education - CECE

• Request your transcript at any time
• Check the box indicating “Hold until after Graduation”
• Once available, you will be emailed to log-in to MyCreds™ and pay for your credits 
• Then click the share with "Email" button and continue
• Type in the recipient’s email in the Recipient Email field: applications@college-ece.ca (all other fields are optional)
• Click the checkbox to confirm that you are using a share credit, then click Share

Dental Hygiene- CDHO

• Request your transcript at any time
• Check the box indicating “Hold until after Graduation”
• Once available, you will be emailed to log-in to MyCreds™, pay for your credits and share your official transcript with the CDHO

Apprenticeships 

Transcript fees are included when you pay for your Offer of Classroom training.  Official transcripts are automatically mailed through Canada Post within 2 weeks of completing your level with us to the address we have on file.

Duplicate copies of any requests outside of this are to be requested and paid for by the student and will be made available through MyCreds.

International Students- PGWP

Please request a transcript.

Once you are notified that the transcript is ready via MyCreds™, you can follow the steps below to download a PDF version of your transcript.

• Choose Option 1 - Generate a link to my documents
• Add your name, email address, etc. and share to yourself
• Open the document via email, download a PDF copy.

For more information on your PGWP click here.

Calculating GPA

As per policy statement 2.5 Program Grade Point Average (PGPA) in the Graduation Policy, you can calculate your GPA by dividing the total number of quality points earned by the total number of credit hours for the courses taken.

Based on this, you will first need to determine your quality points. Quality points are listed along with final grades in your MyCampus or you can calculate using the following instructions:

Calculating Quality Points To calculate quality points for a course, you will multiply the grade point associated with the numeric grade range (as demonstrated in the chart below) by the number of credit hours in the course.

For example, if you earned an 80% (identified as a 4.0 in the chart below) in a 3.0-credit hour course, you would have earned 12.0 quality points (4.0 grade points x 3.0 credits).

Grade Points are listed in the Academic Grading Policy.

Once you have your quality points you can calculate your GPA.

Please see the following chart with an example of a GPA calculation:

When we divide 82.5 (total quality points) by 18.0 (total credit hours), we get a GPA of 4.58.

If you calculated the average using your final grades alone (85+75+90+88+94 = 432, divided by 5 courses) you would have received an average grade of 86.4% (which translates in the grade point chart to a 4.5 GPA). While these numbers are close, an average does not factor in the different weighting of courses (placing more GPA value on a 5.0-credit course than a 3.0-credit course). As a result, the 4.5 GPA is not the accurate GPA calculation.

Grade Designations with Numeric Value – Post- Secondary Programs

Some post-secondary programs require a higher than 50% to be considered a passing grade.  Any programs with a higher requirement will be posted in the program guide and course outlines as applicable.

Grade Designations with Numeric Value – Apprenticeship Programs

Post - Secondary Programs Effective September 1996 to September 2008

Post - Secondary Programs Prior to September 1996